Ready for Departure (Hals in Colour pt. II)

From time to time I spend a little time on the harbour in Hals. The harbour in this little city has so many little photographic gems just waiting to be discovered, and as it is an area with a lot of activity, there is something new to discover every time.
Here’s a small fishing boat that is ready to leave harbour as soon as the weather gets a bit better.

Hals (Hals in Colour pt. I)

From time to time I spend a little time on the harbour in Hals. The harbour in this little city has so many little photographic gems just waiting to be discovered, and as it is an area with a lot of activity, there is something new to discover every time.
Here a little boat named after the small city / harbour.

Trailer

I usually use either the Lensbaby Edge 50 or Sweet 50. I also have the 35mm editions, but for some reason I find them harder to use.
Here is a recent shot taken with the Sweet 35mm, that I do like 🙂

Light in The Dark

I am still blown away by the amazing RF 70-200mm lens. Even in low light situations like here.
I have been using it for some portrait tasks as well where it was also amazing. That was more to be expected though as it is a classic use case for this lens.

Vampires in the air

Found this nice shot of two de Havilland DH100 Vampires at Danish Airshow, back in 2018.
It was the last time the Danish Airshow were hosted at Flyvestation Aalborg. Then we had that little pandemic thing and after that the war in Ukraine forced the Royal Danish Airforce to prioritize other activities.

But it seems like it will return to Aalborg in 2026. I sure hope so.

Come, have a drink

A picture from the backlog. I took this back in 2023 at Lindholm Vikingemarked. I was strolling past the many tents that the participants had, to show off merchandise or just how life as a viking was back in the days. On of the tents had this little cozy corner with a table, a couple of benches with furs and these wooden goblets.

Buzzing the tower

A big seagull which seemed to have seen a bit of action, made a low pass over me in the evening sun. Always exciting, as seagulls can be quite territorial at times and have a tendency to “jettison the cargo” when flying over you. This one kept the bomb bay closed though 🙂